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Game Crash - New Game


Tellik
  • Branch: Live Branch Version: Linux Closed

Crashes on attempting to create a new game. Tried to load a file that doesn't exist. Have verified integrity of game files.

Player.log


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Pick difficulty when starting new game.




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Same here. Error is that the file in question doesn't exist, but one with a capital R exists. However, both versions are needed. Thus, copying the existing file to match the missing file patches this bug for now.

Edited by kaztal
Yes, providing sudo commands is bad practice, removed it.

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Changed Status to Known Issue

The issue is in WarpOilySwamp.yaml line 42 and 51, change it to med_Rust. Working on getting this fix out.

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Be careful when copy/pasting commands, especially sudo commands, as well as giving those out. That's kind of bad practice. That being said, you can verify who owns the files by doing ls -la. For me it's owned by my account, which makes sense, so doesn't require sudo.

 

Also, the file location you gave isn't the same for everyone. Mine being ~/.steam/steam/steamapps etc instead of local share.

It looks like it wants both med_Rust and med_rust which doesn't make sense. Linux is case sensitive, so files can be the same name different case. That doesn't work on Windows and the same file with different case can't exist duplicated like that. While I feel like cloning the file on Linux would work, I'm not sure what it potentially could break later on so I'll let the devs sort this file issue.

11 minutes ago, EricKlei said:

Changed Status to Known Issue

The issue is in WarpOilySwamp.yaml line 42 and 51, change it to med_Rust. Working on getting this fix out.

Issue was fixed with that. I'll open a new issue if anything else breaks.

 

Silly little typo.

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3 minutes ago, Tellik said:

Be careful when copy/pasting commands, especially sudo commands, as well as giving those out. That's kind of bad practice. That being said, you can verify who owns the files by doing ls -la. For me it's owned by my account, which makes sense, so doesn't require sudo.

 

Also, the file location you gave isn't the same for everyone. Mine being ~/.steam/steam/steamapps etc instead of local share.

It looks like it wants both med_Rust and med_rust which doesn't make sense. Linux is case sensitive, so files can be the same name different case. That doesn't work on Windows and the same file with different case can't exist duplicated like that. While I feel like cloning the file on Linux would work, I'm not sure what it potentially could break later on so I'll let the devs sort this file issue.

Duly noted, and fully agreed. Removed the command for both of the above reasons.

FWIW, my game runs pretty well so far.

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